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Review: 20 years is a long time in clubland, but Watergate has embodied the age old phrase that time flies when you're having fun. The Berlin institution has represented a catchy end of the tech house sound throughout its tenure, both on the dancefloor and through its long-standing in-house label. Now they celebrate their big birthday with a cute compilation taking in such massive names as Henrik Schwarz, Sasha and Anja Schneider alongside the more niche names who made major breakthroughs thanks to the club's support. Pressed on three records and featuring a mammoth 18 tracks, there's a lot of bang for your buck if you can't get enough of that Watergate sound.

Review: The Stone Techno Series from The Third Room aims to pay homage to the historic coalmines at the Zollverein, Europe's largest complex of the sort. Techno's links to heavy industry are often duly noted in the press, but the likening of techno to the extraction of raw materials is not so much - which is what lends the music on this compilation a special character. With contributions from the likes of Perc, Lokier, Kink, James Ruskin, Luke Slater and Adiel, techno is lent a softer and more natural-mineral edge - as if the fast pummelling of the kick drum were caused by repetitive geological processes, not heavy pistonry or machine tools. That's all thanks to its use of samples recorded directly at the mines at Ruhr. All this complements an upcoming festival at the site, at which many of the featuring artists will play.

Review: Talk about an opening statement of intent - Habitat Recordings are making the fiercest of first moves into the techno world by presenting this triple-vinyl compilation with some serious talent on board. Just check the opening round of tense, emotionally charged tech from Mind Against & Sideral, 'Criseide' and you'll get a feel for the vibe of the whole release. While there's a big-room appeal to these tracks, the emphasis is on melancholic, introspective moods such as the heartfelt piano sneaking into Dyzen's 'Talk To Me' or the intriguing re-framing of the house diva vocal in sad-eyed chords on Ivory's 'There Would Come A Day'. Sensitive souls take heed, this is the techno compilation for you.

Review: As the third installment brings attention back on this crucial series, Light In The Attic are running a repress of their second voyage into the plentiful realm of Japanese city pop - another extended cruise through impossibly slick '70s and '80s groovers with that golden studio sound. There's sultry slinkers like Eiichi Ohtaki and sensual funk from Kimiko Kasai on "Vibration (Love Celebration)". Watch out for the heavy bass and subtle synth inflections of Yu Imai's incredible "Kindaichi Kosuke Nishi E Iku" and the impossibly catchy whistlealong 'Hot Sand' by Piper. It's not a competition, but if you crave that US AOR sound, it might just be that the Japanese did it better.

Review: Ray Colino's steady hand on the tiller at Kalahari Oyster Cult has led to it becoming one of the finest, most distinctive labels operating in the wider techno-sphere. Notching up its 40th release in only five years, the collective energy of the cult doubles down on its spiritually-charged trance leanings with this righteous 18 track sermon featuring an impressive cast from close family members to headline acts. Whether it's the acid bubblebath of Volodymyr Gnatenko or Maara & Priori throwing down some deadly hand drum tech for the peak time, your sets are about to get a serious re-up of wiggy wonders. At a time when the early techno-trance sound has become so en vogue, Kalahari's clarity of vision and commitment to the vibe marks it out as a true scene leader.

Review: If you ever need to demonstrate the queer foundations of dance music, just reach for this authoritative compilation - case closed. Demon Music Group have gathered together a mighty 24 tracks of seminal hi-nrg, synth-pop, proto house, Eurobeat and more besides to paint a picture of the vibrant culture which set the tone for house and techno to come. There are some monster hits in this four-vinyl set including Whitney Houston's 'Love Will Save The Day', Frankie Goes To Hollywood's 'Relax' and Dead or Alive's 'You Spin Me Round (Like A Record)', all presented in their finest extended mix forms. There's also more than enough deep cuts to satisfy the more seasoned diggers out there and the artwork is on point, making this a fitting tribute to the 80s gay nightlife which incubated a new kind of dance music.

Review: Fierce, fabulous and more than a little fancy, Box Of Sin takes an exhaustive look at 80s gay nightlife as the driver for the evolution of dance music. Spread over five CDs, we're taken on a sweat-slicked thrill ride through hi-nrg, disco, proto house and synth-pop taking in seminal classics and deep cuts alike. There are plenty of perennial favourites contained within, from The Pointer Sisters' 'Jump (For My Love)' and Soft Cell's 'Memorabilia' through to S'Express' massive chart dance banger 'Theme From S'Express', and you can be sure the compilers have taken care to source the real deal 12" mixes that bring out the best in a track. With plenty of lesser known surprises and a frankly head-spinning amount of knockout tracks, this is an essential document of the outsized impact queer club culture had on electronic music in the 80s and early 90s.

Review: Frost and Einzelkind's Pressure Traxx captures the evolution of minimal tech house over the past ten years, as the rigour of functional 4/4 gave way to different rhythms and motifs from the wider dance music lexicon. It was a smart move which helped reinvigorate the scene, and while they didn't do it on their own they absolutely fuelled the fire. Ten years in, their label is certainly due a retrospective which stretches out over eight sides of next-level workouts for long blends and marathon sets. The cast of characters hardly needs explaining - from Tobias and Villalobos to Edward and John Dimas, the quality never lets up and in one smartly arranged box set you're going to be gifted with the finest minimal in recent circulation.

Review: ZYX's Italo Disco romance has been on going on for many years and across several key compilations. The biggest of them all was this one from 1989 which comes across four slabs of wax (or four CDs, if you prefer) and with a bumper tracklist featuring all the most vital names. Plenty of the formative years sounds are here to check out - many of which went on to be championed by DJs like Ron Hardy and the Hot Mix 5 in the early days of house. Doctor's Cat 'Feel The Drive' is a perennial favourite as is he pop tinged 'Dolce Vita' from Ryan Paris, and the exotic synth sounds of Lee Marrow's 'Shanghai', while Joe Yellow's electro on 'Lover to Lover' sure is infectious.

Review: Soul Slabs Vol. 2 is a second collection of 7" a-sides from Loveland Ohio's essential Colemine Records. The label has long dealt in heavy soul, funk, and r&b that is always perfectly authentic, with old school production values and timeless songs that translate across the ages. Lots of ground is covered here in fine style, from the raw and direct opener from The Gripsweats on through superb drum-funk from Jungle Fire and more tender and soft-hearted moments of soul bliss such as Jr Thomas & The Volcanos's 'What A Shame.' Highlights about on this one which comes in its own slipcase.

Review: Anyone looking to bolster the freakier end of their techno collection could do worse than checking out this bumper compilation from Advance Public Listening. It is a mighty four vinyl box set with tens of tracks across eight sides of heavyweight vinyl (that makes the whole thing weigh in at not that for off a kilo of wax.) It takes in plenty of experimental sounds, ambient laced tracks for 5am dreaming and mind melting cuts for the after party. There are also wonky peak time workouts and plenty in between from a classy selection of artist from all over the world.

Review: The Microcosm: Visionary Music Of Continental Europe, 1970-1986 presents works from 'cosmically-taped' artists; legends like Vangelis, Ash Ra Tempel, and Popol Vuh through to more obscure names in the form of Bernard Xolotl, Robert Julian Horky and Enno Velthuys. According to Washington State label Light In The Attic, the compilation aspires to present these these works of "ambient, new age, neuzeit, prog, krautrock, cosmic, holistic stuff, whatever one calls it - as a pulsating movement unto itself", and they've done a fine job of that when you hear how well curated this album really is. From major label recordings through to limited obscure cassette editions, it unearths some truly captivating and oddly inspiring gems from beatless electronic music's recent past.

Review: 500 releases deep... Hospital celebrate a significant moment in their discog with this epic collection of originals and remixes from the widest rainbow of talents imaginable. From Enei to Makoto, the full range is flexing here. Highlights galore but attention needs to be paid to the fantastic futuristic funk link between Rohaan & MRSA (AKA Mat Zo), Hugh Hardie & Stay-C's space-aged swooper 'Impala', the brazen rudeness of Unglued Lens & Whiney's 'Lazy Hardcore' and the sweet jazzy subtleties of Winslow's 'Spaced Out'. Here's to the next 500.

Review: This heft triple vinyl album from Demon Records finds the label served up a narrated TV soundtrack from the very first series of Doctor Who. Back then it was William Hartnell who took the role of the Doctor with a supporting cast featuring Jacqueline Hill as Barbara and Carole Ann Ford as Susan, with Stephen Dartnell, Ilona Rodgers and Lorne Cossette. Norma Kay made all the instrumental music the features underneath the dialogue while the famous theme music was of course the work of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop.

Review: Surely one of the greatest horror films of all time, Dawn Of The Dead transcended the zombie format to make some incisive points about human society with more than a few laughs thrown in for good measure. The score is just as brilliant as the on-screen action, made up of cues from the De Wolfe library and peppered with some stand-out tunes like The Pretty Things' 'Cause I'm A Man'. Those songs have been included in this deluxe, triple-vinyl edition housed in a gatefold sleeve featuring artwork from Ruiz Burgos and packing extra booklets, essays and all the high-end extras you expect from a Waxwork reissue.

Review: There aren't many compilations that attain a legendary status bigger than the tracks they carry, but the Nuggets series arrived at the right time to hip unsuspecting listeners to the hidden corners of 60s psychedelia long before you could learn it all from a YouTube wormhole. This is the original comp, which spawned an enduring series of spin-offs, and such is the influential nature of Nuggets a lot of the tracks like The Electric Prunes' 'I Had Too Much To Dream Last Night' and The Count Five's 'Psychotic Reaction' are well-known classics now. Grab this pristine reissue from Rhino and take a trip of discovery into an unprecedented time of psychedelic exploration.

Review: The Nuggets series first landed in the 70s as an early example of the kind of 'diggers delight' compilations that looked deep into hidden corners to find rare, unfathomable sonic treats. The focus of these albums was the 60s psychedelic explosion, when every town was teeming with kids in garages experimenting with music (and, er, possibly the odd refreshment or two). Volume two of the series is just as seminal as volume one, as we get treated to some seriously heady gear from helices of The Lovin' Spoonful and The Sonics amongst many other lesser-spotted gems.

Review: For the last ten years Japan's reissue market has blossomed into one of the most fruitful for western listeners eager to explore very rare Japanese releases and artists from the 70s and 80s specifically. In no other genres has this been most displayed then in the new age, ambient, folk and synth realms. Alfa/Yen Records 1980-1987: Techno Pop & Other Electronic Adventures In Tokyo follows this fantastic era of passing on to a new generation. This compilation features many luminary figures in the Japanese scene with an extra emphasis of it honing in on Yellow Magic Orchestra and its members. After the popularity of similar compilations in the past five years, this looks to be one of the most successful reissues of Japanese electronic music in 2024!

Review: ***B-STOCK: Box damaged, product in perfect working order***


You can always rely on the Cocoon compilations to bring you a high level of quality control and an authoritative overview of the state of techno around the time of release. This mammoth six-LP set will give you a lot of music to work with, and it's featuring a dizzying cast of high-end operators starting with the mighty Stephen Brown. Each track gets a side of vinyl to itself, serving as a kind of statement for how much faith the label put in each of these 12 tracks. Amongst the best on this top-drawer comp are Daniel Avery's metallic, spellbinding 'Your Future Looks Different In The Light' and Carl Finlow's lithe electro workout 'Surface Control', but as you might well expect each track is one you'll turn to again and again to give your mix some spice.

Review: The rather legendary NOW series has done it all throughout its long history - perfect snapshots of the current pop landscape, retro collections of 80s gold, and now it serves up a classic soul selection across no fewer than 10 whole sides of fresh vinyl. With such a huge run time to play with it is no surprise that just about every single conceivable base is covered here and all the major tunes and artist are included. Take your pick from the likes of Ike & Tina Turner, Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons, Smokey Robinson & The Miracles, Martha Reeves & The Vandellas and many more highlights here.

Review: Oraculo Records once again calls upon the services of its long-time partner Carlos Grabstein, who heads up the Berlin label MISERIA Records, to curate a superb selection of his best releases to date in vinyl format. This is the first time this has ever been done and comes in a double gatefold sleeve, is limited to just 300 copies and comes lacquered and pressed on 180-gram wax with all tracks specially mastered for the job. The MISERIA label started only in 2021 as a DIY cassette and digital outlet but is now well known for its ultra-rare synth-based darkwave compilations.

Review: Deep house pioneer and Balance label head Chez Damier has recently got back into the scene having had his creativity reinvigorated. He has started a new label House of Chez as a way of sharing it with the world and now comes a bumper collection of all the early releases. He has made his with Ben Vedren as H2H and it's fair to say they are some of the standouts here. Elsewhere, Mosis impresses with the delightfully deep 'Pick It Up' and Damian Rausch remixes Sista Sista's 'Baby Don't' into a super low slung and dusty late night beatdown. The legendary Giorgio Morderer even appears with the diffuse synth magic of late night cruiser 'Engery.'

Review: Hardened music nerds may roll their eyes at the thought of the Now That's What I Call Music series turning its attention to disco, but this quintuple LP compilation does provides a great starting point for those dipping their toes into the sound for the first time or looking to grow their disco collection. A few needless pop hits aside, the set contains a wealth of sing-along party favourites ('Car Wash' by Rose Royce, Diana Ross's 'Upside Down', Lipps Inc's throbbing 'Funky Town' etc.) and genuine disco anthems that still get regular airings on club dancefloors today (Thelma Houston's 'Don't Leave Me This Way', Candi Staton's 'Nights On Broadway', Cheryl Lynn's 'Got To Be Real' and Sylvester's 'You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real)' included).

Review: A compilation album that spans a wide range of subgenres, including deep house, tribal house and garage, its highlights include Ron Trent's 'Star Strut' - a devious, dark, and gritty deep house track captivates listeners with its wicked and intense energy - and Vick Lavender's 'Day Light', a soulful and sexy house track that features melodic elements and a touch of disco. Another great one is Timmy Regisford's 'Funa' (instrumental mix), a deep house workout that is both melodic and smooth, while Joe Claussell's 'A Deeper Grace' (LP version) is a classy house track infused with jazzy notes. Overall, this compilation is a must-listen for fans of deep house music - you definitely get your money's worth with this packed release.

Review: Seminal collection! Undercover Agent AKA Splash AKA Darren Ellis goes under the Suburban Base spotlight as the foundation label curate the best, most influential and most sought-after dispatches on sister labels Splash and Juice Records. With the gamechanging, forever-reloadable 'Babylon' from Splash (original AND the crucial Trace remix) taking the lead and setting the scene, we're then treated to a whole range of blueprint jungle schematics under various aliases and guises of Ellis including his MTS partnership with Darren Hickey and rare material with The Kriminal. Highlights across this extensive remastered sets include the rowdy Bristol-esque pummelling of 'Rebels' and the absolutely slamming remix of 'Hard Disk' by a very young DJ Zinc. Splashback!

Notes: The TeleLock Series speaker stands from Ultimate Support are extraordinarily strong yet lightweight due to its over-sized heavy wall aluminum tubing. They're everything you'd expect from an Ultimate Support speaker stand - they're strong, sturdy, lightweight, 100% field serviceable, and easy to set up and take down. However, the TeleLock collar gives the user the ability to safely raise or lower the stand WHILE a speaker is on it thanks to the Auto-lock technology that securely grips the telescoping tube in place as you set its height.

The TS-90 is one of the easiest speaker stands to use thanks to its patented TeleLock collar. Set the TeleLock collar to either the "Raise" or "Lower" setting and the Auto-lock technology provides just the right amount of resistance to allow you to raise or lower the speaker while locking the tube in place as you go. It's like having tour support built into your speaker stand!

The TS-90's offset tripod base design provides more support than typical "off-the-shelf" speaker stands. The design makes for very tight internal fittings, doing away with unnecessary sloppy leg problems, and includes a super strong die-cast metal collar that prevents over-tightening and breakage issues associated with all plastic designs.

The entire stand (legs, mast, and telescoping tube) uses oversized, heavy-walled aluminum tubing for durability, functionality, and weight savings. The TS-90 will not rust or corrode (thanks to its architectural anodized finish), is very smooth to operate, and is extraordinarily strong yet lightweight.

From the foot caps on the bottom of the tripod legs all the way up to the speaker adapter at the top of the stand, the TS-90 is serviceable by parts as needed over its very long lifespan. In the unlikely event that something does break on the TS-90, simply replace with an affordable part instead of throwing the entire stand away and buying a whole new one!

Review: Final Symphony II delves deeper into the cherished melodies of the Final Fantasy series. Renowned composers Roger Wanamo and Jonne Valtonen skillfully craft rich and intricate arrangements of Nobuo Uematsu's iconic compositions from FF5, 8 & 9. Additionally, Masashi Hamauzu offers a captivating suite inspired by his monumental original score for Final Fantasy XIII, while Valtonen sets the tone with his atmospheric opening piece 'In a Roundabout Way - Fanfare'. Pianist Mischa Cheung shines brightly in the spotlight, captivating audiences with his masterful performances in 'For the People of Gaia' and the emotive solo arrangement 'You Are Not Alone'.

Notes: UDG presents the Urbanite Series, cutting edge bags for today's on the go DJ's / Producer's. Each design not only makes you feel good, they make you look great. The Controller Sleeve lets you take a wide variety of your essential gear for your digital set up from one gig to the next. The main compartment includes high-density egg-crate interior padding that protects jog wheels, faders and buttons of various sized equipment. It let's you safely store your digital controller (such as the Native Instruments S3/ S4 MK3/ S2 MK3 or Pioneer DDJ-REV1/ 400 or Numark Mixtrack Pro FX) in the main compartment. The UDG Controller Sleeve is available in 3 sizes: Medium, Large & Extra Large skilfully designed to fit many different models of equipment safely during transport.

Specifications

Colour: Black
Weight 1,70 kg / 3.74 lbs
Outer Dimensions (W x H x D): 56.5 x 37 x 18 cm | 22.2 x 14.5 x 7.1 inch
Inner Dimensions (W x H x D): 54 x 34 x 9 cm | 21.3 x 13.4 x 3.5 inch
Material: Water repellent laminated 600D Polyester exterior
Protection: Egg Crate interior protects jog wheels, faders & buttons
Adjustable foam inserts to customize main compartment to your gear

Extras

Easy grip zipper pulls
Convenient carry handle
Padded shoulder strap

Fits:

NI Traktor Kontrol S3, S2 MK3, S4 MK3, S5, S2 MK2, S4 MK2, Komplete Kontrol S25
Pioneer DDJ-REV1, DDJ-400, DDJ-RB, DDJ-SB3, DDJ-SB2, DDJ-SB, Toraiz SP-16
Numark Mixtrack Pro FX, Mixtrack Platinum FX, NVII/ NV, Mixtrack Pro II, Mixtrack Quad, Mixtrack Pro
Reloop Beatmix 2 MK2, Beatpad 2, Terminal Mix4, Terminal Mix 2
Denon DJ Prime Go, MC6000MK2, MC4000, MC3000, MC2000
Akai MPC Live II, MPC Renaissance, APC-40 MKII, MPK225, MPD232
Novation AFX, Nocturn 25, Launchkey 25, Impulse 25, 25SL MK2
Hercules DJControl Inpulse 300, Universal DJ, DJControl Jogvision/ Air+/ Air+S/ Wave, DJConsule 4-MX, DJConsole RMX 2
Korg Minilogue, Taktile 25
American Audio VMS 5/ VMS 4
Behringer CMD Studio 4A
Allen & Heath Xone 4D
Livid OHM 64
Arturia Origin Desktop
M-Audio Xponent, Axiom 25
Mixars Primo
Gemini G4V DJ, GMX, Slate 4/ 2
Roland DJ 202, JP-8080
Stanton SCS.4DJ
American Audio VMS 4 / 5
Vestax VCI-380, VCI-400DJ, VCM 600
or similar size controllers

Notes: UDG presents the Urbanite Series, cutting edge bags for today's on-the-go DJs / Producers. Each design not only makes you feel good, they make you look great. The Controller Sleeve lets you take a wide variety of your essential gear for your digital set up from one gig to the next. The main compartment includes high-density egg-crate interior padding that protects jog wheels, faders and buttons of various sized equipment. It lets you safely store your digital controller (such as the Pioneer DDJ-REV7, XDJ-RX3, XDJ-XZ, XDJ-RX2, DDJ-RZ, DDJ-SZ2, Numark NS7III) in the main compartment. The UDG Controller Sleeve is available in 3 sizes: Medium, Large & Extra Large skilfully designed to fit many different models of equipment safely during transport.

Specifications

Colour: Black
Weight: 2,90 kg / 6.38 lbs
Outer Dimensions (W x H x D): 92.2 x 49.2 x 13.5 cm | 36.3 x 19.4 x 5.3 inch
Inner Dimensions (W x H x D): 89.2 x 46.2 x 10.5 cm | 35.1 x 18.2 x 4.1 inch
Material: Water repellent laminated 600D Polyester exterior
Protection: Egg Crate interior protects jog wheels, faders & buttons
Adjustable foam inserts to customize main compartment to your gear

Extras

Easy grip zipper pulls
Convenient carry handle
Padded shoulder strap

Fits

Pioneer DDJ-REV7, XDJ-RX3, XDJ-XZ, XDJ-RX2, DDJ-SZ2, DDJ-RZ, DDJ-SZ, XDJ-RX
Numark NS7III/ NS7II/ NS7 FX
Denon DJ MCX8000
Or similar size controllers

Notes: The SlingBag is a medium size bag that holds approximately 50 Vinyl records or a (MIDI) controller, an Audio Interface, a Headphone and cables. A perfect bag for the starting DJ.

It has a pocket on each side and one full size pocket in the front. Next to this the bag features the special steel bolts which make it impossible for grips and straps to break loose from the bag. The SlingBag can be used as a set in combination with the UDG SlingBag Trolley. A perfect size bag for a quick DJ set!

*Photographed records are not included

Notes: The UDG Ultimate Record Cases are designed to keep your vinyl protected from accidental damage when you transport it to and from gigs. They're compact and lightweight yet tough enough to keep your valuable records safe.

UDG have further fined-tuned already a great design concept of our flight case into one specially for the most discerning DJ/ producer. Constructed from aluminum thus providing an extremely stable structure with lighter weight compared to traditional flight cases.

The UDG Ultimate Record Cases are designed to keep your vinyl protected from accidental damage when you transport it to and from gigs. They're compact and lightweight yet tough enough to keep your valuable records safe.

Specifications

Colour: Silver
Weight: 2,50 kg / 5.5 lbs
Outer Dimensions (W x H x D) 35.0 x 36.0 x 29.5 cm | 13.8 x 14.2 x 11.6 inch
Inner Dimensions (W x H x D) 33.0 x 34.0 x 27.5 cm | 12.9 x 13.4 x 10.8 inch
Material: Aluminium

Extras

Lighter weight than traditional flight cases
Black Diamond finishing surface
Ergonomic & sturdy carry handle
Fits: Approximately up to 80 12"/LP vinyl records. Capacity will depend on the thickness of the records & their packaging.

Notes: The UDG Ultimate Record Cases are designed to keep your vinyl protected from accidental damage when you transport it to and from gigs. They're compact and lightweight yet tough enough to keep your valuable records safe.

UDG have further fined-tuned already a great design concept of the flight case into one specially for the most discerning DJ/ producer. Constructed from aluminum thus providing an extremely stable structure with lighter weight compared to traditional flight cases.

The UDG Ultimate Record Cases are designed to keep your vinyl protected from accidental damage when you transport it to and from gigs. They're compact and lightweight yet tough enough to keep your valuable records safe.

Specifications

Colour: Black
Weight: 2,50 kg / 5.5 lbs
Outer Dimensions (W x H x D) 35.0 x 36.0 x 29.5 cm | 13.8 x 14.2 x 11.6 inch
Inner Dimensions (W x H x D) 33.0 x 34.0 x 27.5 cm | 12.9 x 13.4 x 10.8 inch
Material: Aluminum

Extras

Lighter weight than traditional flight cases
Black Diamond finishing surface
Ergonomic & sturdy carry handle

Fits: Approximately up to 80 12"/LP vinyl records. Capacity will depend on the thickness of the records & their packaging.

Notes: UDG have further fined-tuned already a great design concept of a flight case into one specially for the most discerning DJ/producer. Constructed from aluminium thus providing an extremely stable structure with lighter weight compared to traditional flight cases. The inner sides are protected with pick & pluck foam that consists of two separate layers, each allowing user to create individualized adapted compartments. The pick & pluck foam allow you to pluck out any desired shape you require for various-sized DJ-controllers and providing the additional option of creating another slot underneath the controller for laptop or cable storage. This pick & pluck foam creating an easy, do-it-yourself customized system of case interiors.

The UDG Ultimate Pick Foam Flight Cases are designed to keep your gear protected from accidental damage when you transport it to and from gigs. They're compact and lightweight yet tough enough to keep your gear safe.

Specifications

Colour: Silver
Weight: 4,55 kg / 10.01 lbs
Outer Dimensions (W x H x D): 49 x 42.3 x 21 cm | 19.3 x 16.6 x 8.3 inch
Inner Dimensions (W x H x D): 48 x 41.3 x 20 cm | 18.9 x 16.2 x 7.9 inch
Material: Aluminium
Protection: Corrosion resistant aluminium profiles with strong rounded corners

Fully-lined with high density foam protective padding & foam on lid
Two side strong butterfly lock & solid metal hinges
Rubber feet at the bottom for support in standing

Extras

Lighter weight than traditional flight cases
Black Diamond finishing surface
Ergonomic & sturdy carry handle
Pick & pluck foam with two separate layers
Replacement pick & pluck foam is available to purchase
Rear cable access hole with cover

Fits:

Technics SL-1200MK7, SL-1200MK6, SL-1200 MK5, SL-1200 MK4, SL-1200 MK3, SL-1200 MK2, SL-1200GR, SL-1200GAE
Denon VL12 Prime
Pioneer PLX-1000, PLX-500
Reloop RP-8000 MK2, RP-8000 Straight, RP-8000, Reloop RP-1000M, RP-1000 MK2, RP-2000 MK2, RP-2000 USB MK2, RP-4000 MK2, RP-7000, RP-7000 MK2, RP-7000 MK2 GLD, RP-7000 MK2 Silver
Audio Technica LP120-USB, LP120XUSB, LP1240-USBXP, LP1240-USB, LP140XP, LP3, LP5, LP7, LPW40WN
Stanton STR8-150 M2, ST-150 M2, T.52, T.55 USB, T.62 M2, T.92 M2 USB,
Mixars STA, LTA
Vestax PDX-3000, PDX-3000Mix, PDX-3000MKII
Or similar sized turntables

Notes: UDG have further fine-tuned already a great design concept of a flight case into one especially for the most discerning DJ/ producer. Constructed from aluminium, thus providing an extremely stable structure with lighter weight compared to traditional flight cases.

The UDG Ultimate Record Cases are designed to keep your vinyl protected from accidental damage when you transport it to and from gigs. They're compact and lightweight yet tough enough to keep your valuable records safe.

Specifications

Colour: Black/Silver
Weight: 2,50 kg / 5.5 lbs
Outer Dimensions (W x H x D): 44.0 x 24.0 x 27.0 cm | 17.3 x 9.4 x 10.6 inch
Inner Dimensions (W x H x D): 41.8 x 20.6 x 25.2 cm | 16.4 x 8.1 x 9.9 inch
Material: Aluminium
Protection: Corrosion resistant aluminium profiles with strong rounded corners
Fully lined with high density foam protective padding
Strong butterfly lock and solid metal hinges
Rubber feet at the bottom for support in standing position

Extras:

Lighter weight than traditional flight cases
Black Diamond finishing surface
Ergonomic & sturdy carry handle
Fits: Approximately up to 80 12"/LP vinyl records. Capacity will depend on the thickness of the records & their packaging.

Notes: UDG have further fined-tuned what was already a great design concept of a flight case into one especially for the most discerning DJ/ producer. This is constructed from aluminium, thus providing an extremely stable structure with lighter weight compared to traditional flight cases.

The UDG Ultimate Record Cases are designed to keep your vinyl protected from accidental damage when you transport it to and from gigs. They're compact and lightweight yet tough enough to keep your valuable records safe.

Specification

Colour: Black
Weight: 2,50 kg / 5.5 lbs
Outer Dimensions (W x H x D): 44.0 x 24.0 x 27.0 cm | 17.3 x 9.4 x 10.6 inch
Inner Dimensions (W x H x D): 41.8 x 20.6 x 25.2 cm | 16.4 x 8.1 x 9.9 inch
Material: Aluminium
Protection: Corrosion resistant aluminium profiles with strong rounded corners
Fully lined with high density foam protective padding
Strong butterfly lock and solid metal hinges
Rubber feet at the bottom for support in standing position

Extras

Lighter weight than traditional flight cases
Black Diamond finishing surface
Ergonomic & sturdy carry handle
Fits: Approximately up to 200 7"/LP vinyl records. Capacity will depend on the thickness of the records & their packaging

Notes: The UDG Starter record bag is a medium size bag that holds approximately 50 vinyl records. It's the perfect budget priced padded DJ bag for the starting DJ and a perfect chance for every DJ to have an original UDG product.
It comes with a detachable and adjustable shoulder strap and 2 hold-all straps that make it easy to carry. Your records will be extra protected by the foam padded PVC reinforced walls.

The UDG Starter record bag is a perfect bag for the starting DJ.

Notes: A professional guitarist/ musician looking for a professional, durable case solution for your Universal Audio OX Amp Top Box? Then look no further, UDG have developed a super light EVA Hardcase designed for life on the road. Constructed from durable lightweight compression moulded EVA material with a laminated nylon exterior these cases provides protection against drops, scratches & liquids. Skilfully designed & moulded to fit the Universal Audio OX Amp Top Box, these cases are perfect for the travelling guitarist/ musician that needs to protect their equipment.

Specifications

Colour: Black
Weight: 1,40 kg / 3.08 lbs
Outer Dimensions (W x H x D): 42.5 x 28.8 x 15.0 cm | 16.7 x 11.3 x 5.9 inch
Inner Dimensions (W x H x D): 38.5 x 23.4 x 14.0 cm | 15.1 x 9.2 x 5.5 inch
Material: Durashock moulded EVA foam

Protection:

Water repellent laminated nylon exterior
Black soft fleece interior

Extras

Heavy duty handle
Easy grip zipper puller

Fits

Universal Audio OX Amp Top Box